The ideal location for quiet and private living, but is not isolation. Enter the light and airy lounge next to the recently installed new kitchen and you immediately realize that you can move straight in without doing a thing. The fresh bathroom is close by 2 bedrooms and the third bedroom on the other side is currently furnished by the current owner as a second living area. There is ample room for family; hobbies and storage.
The bonus, which is rarely available, is the yard which is easily accessed for storing a boat or caravan or space for an animal or children to play. Just around the corner is the park for even more exercise or outdoor activities.

* Space for caravan or boat
* Pet friendly
* Floating timber floors throughout
* Modern kitchen
* Immaculately kept
* Rainwater tank

Notes on Miami ….
The history of Miami can be dated back to the early 1920s when prospective investors were looking over plans for a new real estate development called Miami Shore’ at North Burleigh. The investors built their wooden or fibro bungalows on estates such as this, or rented their cottages to holiday makers. They could also stay in the Hotel Miami which opened in 1925 by E. H. Berry. After the Great Depression, the community developed with construction of tennis courts and the Pizzey Park Sporting Complex. The Miami State High School opened in 1963.

Australian Musician John Farnham’s 1988 music video for the top-10 song “Two Strong Hearts” was filmed outside the famous “Miami Ice” factory at 2015 Gold Coast Highway, Miami.

Miami is a predominantly residential suburb with a population profile older than the state average. At the 2011 Australian Census the suburb recorded a population of 6,364

The Gold Coast Highway runs north to south through Miami, with Christine Avenue and Pacific Avenue connecting to the west. The nearest train station is located at Robina, approximately 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) west of Miami.
The Gold Coast Airport is approximately 13 kilometres (8.1 mi) south of Miami.
Miami has frequent local bus services to the north and south operated by Surfside Buslines.